Some New Jersey beaches safer for swimming as water quality alerts lifted
Some of the beaches deemed clear include Lavallette, Point Pleasant, Seaside Heights and Avalon.
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Jul 13, 2023, 12:33 PM
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13h agoThirteen beaches in New Jersey are now safer for swimming after high levels of bacteria were discovered last week.
Some of the beaches deemed clear include Lavallette, Point Pleasant, Seaside Heights and Avalon.
The bacteria found in the water was said to cause stomach cramps, headaches and infections.
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